
Jacob Stearns
This is a very good app for learning kanji, but I feel that it's missing a key feature. You can select the order you learn from a bunch of presets, allowing you to follow along with popular textbooks, wanikanj, and other sources. Unfortunately, I couldn't find a way insert a kanji into the schedule. If I learn a word outside Ringotan, it would be helpful if I could manually add its kanji to my reviews. Overall, it's a simple and amazing app. There's no reason to avoid it.
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Nathan Gehman
This is an excellent app for starting to learn to write (and by extension read) Japanese. The main feature that I would love to see added would be one where it doesn't snap each stroke to be more "correct" in between strokes. There is a way to make it so that while you are making the stroke it doesn't draw the corrected one, but as soon as I lift my stylus it replaces my stroke with the correct one.
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Emily
It's better than the app I used to use (obenkyo). I love that it syncs with wanikani. I do wish there was a way to remove more of the "learning" steps; the ones where you see all of the stroke start / start+end dots is very visually cluttered and I find myself drawing kanji I already know by heart wrong. I also wish you could just use the wanikani English meanings as the prompt instead of a list of Japanese words—since there are so many homophones, it can be hard to know which kanji is expected.